填空题 《复合题被拆开情况》 A. betrays B. conceived C. despite D. devised E. entails F. faultless G. hints H. inhumane I. officially J. primarily K. print L. sighs M. sublimity N. what O. without As a library curator of literary and historical manuscripts and letters, I spend my days in the company of the respectable dead. I’m not the one who brought them together or decided which individuals deserved a place in the magic circle. I serve【C1】________in the roles of custodian and interpreter, mindful that I am the latest in a long line of collectors and librarians who have cared for the manuscripts of figures from the past. I’ve learned from them, argued with them, and—yes—loved them, not because they were【C2】________but because they were humans, and because they granted me such rich works of art. Reading one of their manuscripts is different from reading their work in【C3】________because writing, as is noted, harbors all sorts of secrets: remainders of the author’s creative decisions and passing thoughts, and【C4】________ of their emotional states in particular moments. It is impossible, for example, to look at a page from the manuscript draft of The Girl of the Golden West【C5】________grasping the energy, indeed frenzy—with which Puccini composed. It is the magic of handwriting that allows us to perceive【C6】________Puccini’s friend Arnaldo Fraccaroli described as the "the thrills of happiness,【C7】________of sadness, spasms of love" experienced by the composer in the throes of creation. On the other hand, the making of complex works of art【C8】________much more than spontaneous outpouring—a fact underscored by the many fragments Proust left behind as he【C9】________ and revised one of the most astonishing works of modern literature—In Search of Lost Time. Filling many notebooks and odd-shaped scraps of paper, Proust did more than transcribe inspired emotions—he labored, over the course of years, on his way to【C10】________.《问题》：【C3】